F-2-7 Points Visa: The Route from Student to Long-Term Resident in Korea
F-2-7 is the points-based status that lets you work freely in Korea. Here is the 80-point bar and where students fit.
F-2-7 is the points-based status that lets you work freely in Korea. Here is the 80-point bar and where students fit.
D-2 is not one visa. The subtype on your card sets how long you can stay and what you can do. Here is what each code means.
Learn why a Korean student visa may be rejected, how to audit financial and study documents, and when to reapply after fixing the real problem.
How international graduates convert D-2 to E-7: job categories, salary thresholds, employer requirements, and realistic timelines.
Graduating in Korea? The D-10 job-seeker visa lets you stay and hunt for work. Eligibility, points, duration, and limits.
D-2/D-4 extension step by step: when to apply, HiKorea booking, documents, fees, and what happens if you’re late.
How many hours can you legally work on a D-2 or D-4 visa? Permission process, hour limits by level, and violations to avoid.
Every international student must get an ARC within 90 days. Booking, documents, fees, and what you can’t do without it.
How financial proof works for D-2 and D-4 visas: bank statements, sponsors, and why applications get rejected over money documents.
The D-4 language visa explained: requirements, attendance rules, work limits, and how to convert D-4 to D-2 for a degree.